A Palestinian state is presently recognized by 145 UN members.
A Palestinian state is presently recognized by 145 UN members.
The Israeli war in Gaza after the October 7 attacks has rekindled the global movement for the recognition of Palestinian statehood.
Norway, Spain, and Ireland were the most recent countries to acknowledge the state of Palestine on Tuesday, defying the long-held view of Western powers that the Palestinians can only become a state as part of a negotiated peace with Israel.
Israel has become enraged by their actions, and as a result, 145 out of 193 UN members now acknowledge a Palestinian state.
Many Middle Eastern, African, and Asian countries are included, however the US, Canada, a substantial portion of western Europe, Australia, Japan, and South Korea are not.
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